- Jan 15, 2013
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With all the variants of fuel sources that have been designed and created, and now with electric chargeable cars, it made me wonder if it is even possible for scientists to come up with a self-sustaining renewable energy source. This would mean the energy source would have to feed upon itself in some way without needing to be fed. A type of energy that never goes out or dies.
A battery has to be charged, or fed electricity in some way to charge it. A car engine can't run without feeding on gasoline to start it and create energy needed to run it.
Anyway, I am no scientist but it seems like if we could create a containable, self sustaining type of renewable energy source on some basic atomic, molecular level we would never need to purchase things like electricity, or gasoline, etc.
Any potential physicists or biochemists on Anandtech that can give some input?
A battery has to be charged, or fed electricity in some way to charge it. A car engine can't run without feeding on gasoline to start it and create energy needed to run it.
Anyway, I am no scientist but it seems like if we could create a containable, self sustaining type of renewable energy source on some basic atomic, molecular level we would never need to purchase things like electricity, or gasoline, etc.
Any potential physicists or biochemists on Anandtech that can give some input?